Québec FIER returns to Facebook

Québec FIER returns to Facebook

September 7, 2018 7:39 pm EST.

After Quebec’s Chief Electoral Officer started asking questions about Québec FIER, the activist group disappeared from social media. Now the meme-heavy group trying to influence provincial politics has returned, with one major difference.

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